AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFilm & Activism: Greta Thunberg backed the Zurich Film Festival premiere of My Home of Wind and Sand, a documentary on Sahrawi activist Najla Mohamed Lamin, calling out international “hypocrisy” and urging real action for Western Sahara. Arts & Culture Buzz: Organizers said a Thunberg-linked debate drew just 40 attendees instead of 300, with Thunberg blaming Morocco for “silencing” the Sahrawi cause. Human Rights Spotlight: Sahrawi defender El Ghalia Djimi urged the UN Human Rights Council to end selectivity and apply the Durban Declaration and Geneva Conventions in occupied Western Sahara. Digital Rights: Amnesty released reports alleging Morocco’s long-running spyware campaign targeting civil society, including Sahrawi activists, and called for a moratorium on surveillance tech sales. Politics & Law in Spain: Spain’s Senate Justice Commission reshaped a bill on nationality for Sahrawis born under Spanish rule, narrowing it to a Civil Code reform with a two-year residence requirement. Diplomacy Watch: The US UN envoy Mike Waltz met Polisario figures, stressing Sahrawi refugees “have waited 50 years” and deserve genuine alternatives. UN Process Update: A look at what’s changed since the last UN Security Council vote shows Morocco’s autonomy proposal and self-determination language still shaping the stalled talks.
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